The Garden of Madame Suzette

This is a review of the Escape Room “The Garden of Madame Suzette” offered by TripTrap Escape in Carouge, Switzerland.
  • ⭐️ 9.5/10
  • 🌡 Medium
  • ⏳ 90 Minutes
  • 👥 2 – 6 Person

We couldn’t wait to visit the new room of “The Grand Trip Trap Hotel”. Our expectations were fairly high, as we all love their two masterpieces “Aunt Hilda’s Room” and “The House Of Uncle Cornelius”.

From the moment we entered, the immersive environment captivated us with its enchanting and mysterious decor, which was crafted from very high-quality materials. The attention to detail truly enhanced the overall experience. The room surprised us more than once, with mind-blowing highlights that kept us on our toes. The start of the game was particularly special and surprising, setting an exhilarating tone for our adventure.

The puzzles were diverse and cleverly crafted, requiring teamwork and creative thinking.

The only downside was that the Catalpa Bar was closed that evening. Fortunately, we found a fantastic Thai restaurant just a stone’s throw away, where we were treated to an amazing meal in no time.

Overall, Madame Suzette’s Garden offers a thrilling experience. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a creative escape room with challenging puzzles and an immersive storyline. I believe this room will definitely be a finalist at the Terpeca Awards this year!

As a last thing let me express my heartfelt request to the trip trap team:

Please keep building such amazing rooms!

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Lisa Toluzzi

I discovered my passion for escape rooms five years ago, and since then, it has become a thrilling part of my life. In the time I have outside of my family, I love to take short trips to European cities that are home to worthwhile escape rooms—often accompanied by friends from the escape roomers community. Meanwhile I have certainly become an expert in Swiss escape rooms, with a focus on the German-speaking region. Exploring new challenges and sharing experiences with fellow enthusiasts is what makes this work so rewarding!